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Atorditcsiai AditerisR
October 26, 1916
a p,m.
TICKETS FROM:
Words & Music
42: Richmond St.,
Or At the Doer
ATTENTON
VETERANS, EX-SERVtCE
PERSONNEL AND
DEPENDENTS.
"OPERATION
SERVICE"
MAY VIER A
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY"
YOU MAY IE ENTITLED
TO AN ALLOWANCE
OR PENSION.
Branches of The Royal
Canadian Legion will be
conducting house-to-house
visits the first three weeks in
October, '-to enquire if
veterans, ex -service per -
sonnet or "dependents are
aware of their rights and
privileges under the Veterans
Charter. Please greet these
visitors warmly. This is a
coast-to-coast campaign of
The "Royal Canadian Legion's
Golden Anniversary Year
1926-1476.
Should you be out when the
"Operation Service" volun-
teer calls, a card will be teff at
.s- your address. If relative,
please fill out promptly and
return to the Legion Branch
indicated for your area.
if you know of any needy
veteran, ex -service person or
dependent in Clinton,
Bayfield, Varna, Vanastra
and area, kindly contact the
nearest Legion Branch.
CLINTON, BRANCH 140
412.1011
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4 demonstration of hair
SIMplieS Was given:
Mme, Oland J91111401'4 ,$
had been asked tobaso
Pere
t e necessary equipment • so
-that hair care may be
available to patients in our
hospital. Fier generosity Ing 4
including extras from her
shop is much appreciated.
Mrs. Doug Coventry
reported that 00 has been
paid nut to Bursary winners
this year. Shh awarded three
of the bursaries to girls at the
C.R.S.S. commencement in
September.
The response for knitters
was, most gratifying. A
knitting convenor . was ap-
pointed, Mrs. David Staddon.
If you are willing to knit baby
sets for our gift cart, contact
Mrs. Staddon at 482-3655 and
wool to be supplied ..
Do .you ever pondir as to
what type of gift to take to a
patient, in our hospital? Think
television! You may pay for a
television set to be placed in
someone's room for as many
days as you wish at the low
cost of $l .70 per day - and with
the World Series just star-
ting!! Telephone the con-
venor, Mrs. Maynard Corrie
at 482-7758 to make
arrangements if you cannot
go to the hospital.
It was suggested that an
information sheet published
by O.H.A. called INFO be
sent to each group that helps
staff the hospital cart, to help
people become
knowledgeable of the present
situation of health care today.
The Fall Conference held in
Goderich was reviewed.
Seven ladies attended from
Clinton. Mrs. E.B. Menzies
installed the officers for
tPi-ltrict4 for 19?.6- .. .
pel+d last: ' at,
to, d s s the
of setti r,A ii, a
to help disahed
Liens. B!Qn
The to ' coming H.A.A.
convention in Toronto was
discussed and it was decided
that the Clinton Auxiliary
send two delegates, Mrs. Kay
Hanly, and Mrs. Ted Davies.
Miss Kay Elliott plans to
attend, as does Mrs. E.B.
-Menzies as a , member of the
H.A.A. Provincial Board.
Other hospitals in -Ontario
will notice that we are still
"very much alive."
.., alt e rr
national' riaathrW►ke on chat
-
Vatted MAN : people last wee ,fon* which wit the
Match in 1978, hag been workingfhard:,for two years andstlll
has a lot yet to do, according to Don Pullen, secretary of the
Huron Association. As well as representation from the
•Plooeer useuM, H B on Viad varia...0S clubs' and
organizations put on skits and entertainment at the large
booth. Shown here is the Bayfield 4-11 Calf club who put on a
humorous display on the good and bad paints of cows. Diane
Brand moderates. (News -Record photo)
Cider pressing
Butter churning
Steam engine
Rummage sale
Sausage making
Clinton Chapter. No. 266.
Order of the Eastern Star
celebrated. its 25th birthday
on Saturday September 18 at
the Legion Hall when ap-
proximately 175 guests sat
down to dinner after being
welcomed by Mrs. " Willa
Williams W.M.; Mr. Bert
Garrett, W.P. and Mrs. Helen
Wells, District Deputy Grand
Matron of District five. -
Mr. Don Bell, . A.P. in-
troduced the head table and
Mrs. Rosamond Garett,
P.D.D.G.M. introduced many
notable guests, some of whoriz
were Mrs. Betty Yull,
P.G.M., Kingston; Mrs.
Dorothy Phillips, P.G.M.,
Sebringville; Mrs. Glen Hill,
P.G.P , Brantford; Mrs.
Marguerite Barr, Grand
Treasurer of Ontario,
Ancaster; Mrs. Gwen Clarke,
P.G.M., Ancaster; Mrs.
Evelynne Little, P.G.M. and
Gen. Gr. Chap. Comm.
Member, Mr. Hector Little,
P.B.P. both of Grimsby; Mr.
Bill Yull, Gr. Chap. Comm.
Member, Kingston and Mrs.
Dorothy Bell, Gr. Marshall,
Kippen.•
Many toasts were
presented and replied to by
various members and guests
from around . Western
Ontario. Birthday cake was
passed by Mrs. June- Boussey,
Cond. ; Mrs. Margaret
Caldwell, Assoc. Cond.; Mrs.
Claudia Eastman, Bsther;
Mrs. Freda Slade, Adah and
Mrs. Denna Delve, Martha.
The presentation of the 25
year pins was capably looked
after by Mrs. Evelyn
Thompson, P.D.D.G.M. ant
Mr. Sid Thompson P.P.,
Stratford, who gave a great
deal of time and help during
the formation of Clinton
Chapter in 1951.
Those receiving their 25
year pins and present at the
party were Mrs. Maxine
Aiken, Mrs. Dorothy Crozier,
Mrs. Ruby Fitzsimmons,
Mrs. Grace Forbes, Mrs.
Ruby • Haddy, Mrs. Jessie
Hart, Mrs. Clete Hartley,
Mrs. Anne Jervis, Mrs.
Vivian Knight, Mr. Alvin
Lobb, Mrs. Edith Lobb, . Mrs.
Muriel Middleton, Mrs. Ruth
Newcombe, Mr. Walter
Newcombe, Mrs. Helen
Pearson, Mrs. Florence
Symons, Mrs. Helen Wells,
Miss Mabel Harvey and Mrs.
Willa Williams.
After dinner, the Bradley
family entertained for a short
while much to the enjoyment
of everyone present. The
Chapter had been selling
tickets on an afghandonated
and made by Mrs.Willa
Williams and Mrs. Anne
Jervis. The draw was made
at the close of the evening and
won by Mrs. Gladys Hoggarth
.nf Clinton..
Recently, Mrs. Rosamond
Garrett, P.D.D.G.M. and
Mrs. Helen Wells, D.D.G.M.
flew to Cleveland, Ohio to be
present at the General Grand
Chapter. Over 12,000
delegates from all over the
*orld were present to witness
the installation of Mrs. Mabel
Mackerith of Toronto as Most
Worthy Grand Matron of the
General Grand Chapter of the
World.
iouings from St. Joe's
We wouid like to welcome
everyone back for the school
year 1976-77 and hope that
you'll enjoy reading about
what is happening at St.
Joseph's .school.
We started the year with an
enrolment of 109.
On Wednesday, Sept.. 8
''paffier` "-'i`tardy elebrated
Mass will all the students.
Father will be in the school
every Wednesday. He will
celebrate Mass in each
classroom once a month.
After Mass he will visit the
other classrooms.
Constance
By Mary Merner
Donations for
general Auction Sale
Auctioneer: DICK LBBB
Proceeds for purchase of
organ for _
VANASTRA CHURCH
People wishing to donate
any type of article please
contact
482-7609
or
482-3714
• Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van
der Molan Paul, Mark and
Margie of Oakville spent the
weekend with her mother,
Mrs. W. L. Whyte, . Bill and
Mr. Harold Whyte. .
Miss Rita Down of London
is visiting -with Mr. and Mrs.
George Counter, Richard.
Kassandra and Vicky, on
Saturday when they
celebrated Kassandra's
fourth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Van den
Zwaag (newlyweds) of B.C.
(the former Judy
Haverkamp) visited on
Saturday evening with Mrs.
George McIlwain and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Merner and
family.
Miss Kathy Dimaline of
London spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Dimaline, Don,
Peter and David.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crozier,
Paul and Loaf rf-Huron Ridge
Kincardine were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. George
Mcilwain and Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Merner Sandy, Julie,
Michael and Michelle.
Staff changes
This ' year brings several
changes to our staff. Mrs. G.
Vanden Hoven will be
teaching grades 3-4 this year.
Mrs. F. Craig will teach Gr. 7-
8 as principal's relief.
Mr. T. Bulien is our new
French teacher. The rest of
the staff remains the same as
last yeer:kindergarten, Mrs.
M.R. Smith; grades 1-2 Mrs.
M.P. Smith; grades 5-6 Mrs.
N. Holmes; grades 7-8 Mr. A. w
Pontswen; Remedial
teacher, Miss M. Flannery;
music teacher, Mrs. L.
Simpson.
Student council picked
Last week, the students
elected their I976-77 Student
Council. All students voted in
the election.
In the grounds of the historic Van Egmont' House, Egmond-
ville, Ontario. (1 mile south of Seaforth)
The results were as
follows: president, Jeff Sch-
midt; vice president, John
Bradley; treasurer. John
Holthuysen; secretary,
Margie Dupee:
Class representatives are:
Gr. I-2, Suzanne MtIsaac,
Peter Brand; gr. 3-4. Denise
Brand, Shawn Gautreau; gr.
5-6, Jean Brand, Suanne
Smith; gr. 7-8, Paul
Gautreau, Vince Brochu.
Chocolate bar drive
As in previous years, our
school sells chocolate bars in
order to raise funds for
Student Council activities,
excursions and field trips.
We sold 96 dozen bars this
year and prizes were given to
those students who sold the
greatest number of bars.
Top sellers were; Mary
McMahon, John Bradley,
Jacqueline Bradley, Vince
Brochu and Jeff Schmidt.
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: FRIDAY EVENING
S •OCT. 8TH •4
40 AMMO Ott THE Qum& comer i
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0 FRIDAY NMNT ADNIMMOTt r
4/ ADULTS $1.010 i mums: inn s
FREE GRANDSTAND
FUN FOR THE
• SATURDAY EVENING
OCT. 9TH ••
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SHOW ANMD oA,.Ce „
Mtarrying TM Stan •R
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ENTIRE FAMILY
Entertainment
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
October 8th & 9th
"RO YALAIRES"
Treat yourself and
your friends ...
for your convenience
our Hot Buffet is served
THURS., & FRI.
12 noon - 2 p.m.
Casual Dress
Dine by Candleliuht
SUNDAY
SMORGASBORD
3 lead. to i p.m.
BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON SPECIALS EVERY DAY
Visit the KEG RO NL
+ Colour 1'V .
+ Relaxing atmosphere
Vanastra Park - Clinton. Ontario
SPECIAL- TIIANKSGIVING DINNER
SUNDAY OCTOBER 1 p
-TURKEY & DRESSING
MASHED POTATOES
VEGETABLE
••BREA BUTTER..
-COFFEE OR TEA
*HOMEMADE PUMPKIN PIE
ICE CREAM
PARTY OF
• 2 •, $7.98
4 $15.5 6
6 — $22.74
8— 29.5
10-•$35x.9
12 — $41.88
Licensed under •L.C.&O.
B;AYFIELD RI3..M,GODERICH
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